<p>In this interview, local DJ Ayanda Mngoma shares his experience as a Black man who was raised in Kingston after moving here when he was a toddler. He shares what it felt like growing up and what he thinks is crucial to continue creating space for Black folks in Kingston. </p>

In this interview, local DJ Ayanda Mngoma shares his experience as a Black man who was raised in Kingston after moving here when he was a toddler. He shares what it felt like growing up and what he thinks is crucial to continue creating space for Black folks in Kingston.

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A podcast dedicated to the journey of Black folks who live or have lived in Kingston, Ontario. This is a part of a Master’s project in the Cultural Studies faculty at Queen’s University. This summer you will find stories told by Black folks in the community. Hosted by Kingston local and blogger, Tianna Edwards (also creator of Keep up with Kingston). A link to the blog post that opened this journey: https://keepupwithkingston.com/2020/05/30/being-black-in-kingston/.

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